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Posted on 9/26/23 at 10:36 pm to jmarto1
Solid episode.
Seeing Ezra fight was awesome.
As it’s been pointed out, I don’t see how they close out all these different story lines, unless this last episode is 2 hours long.
Have a feeling we will get some minor answers, but this season will end with some major cliffhangers.
Seeing Ezra fight was awesome.
As it’s been pointed out, I don’t see how they close out all these different story lines, unless this last episode is 2 hours long.
Have a feeling we will get some minor answers, but this season will end with some major cliffhangers.
Posted on 9/27/23 at 12:01 am to jmarto1
quote:I've been helping my son with a health issue, which has laid him up. Coincidentally this has left him (and me) with plenty of time to watch TV, as he recovers. At his suggestion we've been watching Rebels; I'm now in season 4.
Spot on. Rebels is Filoni's baby and this is the next step. Tough to follow without having watched that
Couple observations:
1) Rebels is damn good for "a children's cartoon". It's really tying things together, painting the background leading up to the OT, and bringing things into alignment between the Prequels and the Empire/Rebellion conflict.
2) Ahsoka seems like it is a straight continuation of that tale (which I haven't finished yet, although I do know from searching online the conclusion).
3) Sabine looks well-cast, as does Mon Mothma, and we previously agreed Ahsoka was. I have no issue with Ezra, the guy does sound like him. I've seen some folks, maybe here, bitch a little that he looks Arabic or Mediterranean, but Ep 1 of Rebels seemed to portray him as Aladdin in Space (street rat, etc). So I don't mind that at all.
As noted in Mando threads, Bo-Katan is also cast well.
Hera, on the other hand, doesn't look right. Too green, everything including her eyes should be olive. It's not a fatal issue, but it could have been done better.
3) a drawback to the live-action (which is admittedly fantastic to see), is the shorter season. You get 15-20 episodes in the animated version, we're getting 8 with this.
This may be 'corrected' if you carry things back to Mandalorian, in a smoothly done fashion.
And Andor- at this point, I suspect we see Agent Callus in season 2 of that, and maybe a little bit of Thrawn too. If you go by the timeline, I assume we may see some overlap of early Rebels seasons with that.
4) I don't see how you pull any of this over to the sequel trilogy
Posted on 9/27/23 at 5:33 pm to jmarto1
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Spot on. Rebels is Filoni's baby and this is the next step. Tough to follow without having watched that
I loved Thrawn being shocked when he found out who Ahsoka's master was. Imo that was a nod to the Thrawn canon novels.
For those that haven't read the books, Thrawn first meets Jedi Knight Anakin and helps him save Padme. In another book after joining the Empire, he works with Vader to stop a threat to the construction of the Death Star. When joining the Empire, Thrawn is told Anakin was killed but figures out who Vader really is.
So he is one of the very few (and still alive) to know well both Anakin and Vader. He realizes that Anakin's padawan would be someone to be reckoned with.
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